Girls names ending in EE-ah?!

[crabette]

I'm trying to think of girls names with a similar sound to Lucia, Mia, Sophia.

I should say I'm keen the emphasis is on the EE-ah sound at the end - i.e. not names like Amelia, Olivia, where the emphasis is on other parts of the name? If that makes sense!

Essentially Loos-EE-ah and Sof-EE-ah,
rather than Ah-meal-ya and Oh-liv-ya, as I love those too but can't handle them in my local accent!

Any suggestions?

Maria.
Alina
Katrina
Victoria
Louisa
Natalia.
Tallulah
Lydia
Isabella
Gloria

Avia & Aria

Reva, pronounced Ree-vah.

Already suggested, but I love Maria, Nia and Thea.

Victoria?

Felicia

Shria
Ria

Tia

Freyja

Zivah

Zia

I’d argue that a lot of these names could be pronounced ee-ah or yah depending on where you are and how other people have heard the name previously.

I’d always pronounce Olivia and Amelia with the ee- a sound. But our family say Lydia with a yah sound at the end.

Ria/Rhea
Leah
Niall
Mia
Lydia

Niall should say Nia!

How about Fiadh, which is an Irish name, pronounce FEE-ah.

My niece is Lia

Amalia? It's pronounced AM er LEE er.

Francia - pronounced fran- chee -ah

The former POTUS's daughter is Malia pron. Mal-ee-a

Amalia ends in ah sound, I also love it.

Patricia ends in a sha sound.

Most of the names here don't meet the OP's criteria. Like a PP said, though - names with the emphasis on the EE sound aren't very common. I can only think of:
Alia (pronounced ah-LEE-ah)
Maria
Sophia
Lucia
Mia/Tia etc

TeaSoakedDisasterMagnet, yes but they are o-LIV-ia or o-LIV-ee-a and a-MEE-lee-a not Oliv-EE-a and Amel-EE-a

Anthea

Dorothea nn Dotty